ok, so i realize they make a spark to set off the mixture but what exactly are they? and where do you buy them from?
this is off topic of the title but, i was wondering could you spray and aerosol can into a Schedar valve to fill the combustion chamber up?
spark ignitors?
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http://www.antonline.com/p_20610-GP_347282.htmMoonbogg wrote:They are piezo BBQ ignitors and can be found at hardware stores or online spudgun stores. Check out the spudfiles sponsors.
would this be what your talking about? if not can someone show me a picture/link and what to look it up under
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You can get one even cheaper from a piezo cigarette lighter:
Not going to happen. But you could potentially inject butane or propane through a schrader with a syringe...raptorforce wrote:this is off topic of the title but, i was wondering could you spray and aerosol can into a Schedar valve to fill the combustion chamber up?
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how do you fill a syringe with propane?jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:You can get one even cheaper from a piezo cigarette lighter:
would what i posted still work because it would be alot simplier for me?
Not going to happen. But you could potentially inject butane or propane through a schrader with a syringe...raptorforce wrote:this is off topic of the title but, i was wondering could you spray and aerosol can into a Schedar valve to fill the combustion chamber up?
im a noob when it comes to combustions
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Yes, and it would be much easier to install as well.raptorforce wrote:would what i posted still work because it would be alot simplier for me?
how do you fill a syringe with propane?
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Yep, that's a common one. $15 is a bit pricey ($8 + $8 shipping). Your local hardware store probably has them for less. Check near the BBQs.raptorforce wrote:http://www.antonline.com/p_20610-GP_347282.htm
would this be what your talking about? if not can someone show me a picture/link and what to look it up under
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This is the one I have in my current cannon:
(As linked above)
I bought mine at Menards (hardware/home store) for less than $8.00
Thinking maybe the spark isn't "hot" enough? Dunno, but my cannon won't ignite.
(As linked above)
I bought mine at Menards (hardware/home store) for less than $8.00
Thinking maybe the spark isn't "hot" enough? Dunno, but my cannon won't ignite.
Imitation is not the sincerest form of flattery... STALKING IS!
If you can barely see the spark, then it is more then "hot" enough to ignite your mixture.
If the cannon doesn't ignite with a visible spark, then it's your fuel mixture.
If the cannon doesn't ignite with a visible spark, then it's your fuel mixture.
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